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HP Mobile Office Case
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DescriptionFits laptops with a 17" viewable screenIn-line skate wheels and 5-stage durable telescoping handleTop-loading notebook section for easy accessMeets carry-on restrictions for most major airlinesInterior dims... |
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Kensington Contour Slim Notebook Carrying Case (62230)
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DescriptionDesigned with the advice of certified ergonomists, the SkyRunner Contour Slim Laptop Case offers unique, ergonomic comfort, and unsurpassed laptop protection. Easy access compartment for airline tickets, passports, a book, etc... |
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Lowepro Fastpack 250 Camera/Laptop Backpack
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DescriptionGo all day with the lightweight, comfortable Fastpack 250 backpack. It protects your digital SLR and 15.4" wide screen notebook compactly while providing generous storage for your other gear. Side-entry compartments let you quickly grab equipment and accessories, even while you are on the move. |
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Targus XL Backpack Designed for 17 Inch Notebooks TXL617 (Black with Blue Accents)
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DescriptionThis XL Notebook backpack holds to its name of being extra large fitting widescreen notebooks with screens up to 17". This backpack has a large section for books and binders and a padded notebook sleeve to protect the notebook... |
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Targus Checkpoint-Friendly Air Traveler Backpack for 16 Inch Laptops TBB012US (Black)
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DescriptionTargus Zip-Thru Air Traveler BackpackPrimary InformationProduct Type : Notebook Backpack Enclosure Color : Black UNSPSC CodeUNSPSC Code : 53121706 |
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StarTech.com MUYHSMFF 3.5mm 4-Pin to 2x 3-Pin 3.5mm Headset Splitter Adapter - M/F
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DescriptionHeadset Adapter - M/F |
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Targus Zip-Thru Air Traveler Backpack for 15.8 Inch Laptops TBB012US (Black)
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DescriptionThe Targus Zip-Thru Air Traveler Backpack is designed to help clear airport security without removing your laptop from your case |
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Airport Friendly Black Micro Fiber Executive Laptop & Netbook Carry On & Tote Bag with AIRSHELL Laptop Protection System
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DescriptionThis stylish TSA Approved USA GEAR Executive Series Black Micro Fiber Pebble Computer Tote is designed to make air travel and specifically, passing through airport security checkpoints as easy and fast as possible... |
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HP Laptop Messenger Bag
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DescriptionWith a padded, Velcro-secured interior notebook compartment, another separate compartment, and an adjustable ergonomic shoulder strap, our Notebook Messenger bag is the perfect solution for staying organized and protecting your PC on the go. |
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Kurgo Auto Tray Table
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DescriptionAuto Laptop Tray Table. Now you can easily access your laptop or jot down last minute changes in your busy workday schedule. The Auto Tray Table offers easy installation and an adjustable angle to suit all heights and vehicle types... |
Carry-on Bag, Laptop and Purse on Plane? Weight?
I have a carry-on duffel bag that has an expensive large camera in it, so I won't be checking it. The airline has lost my luggage before at Christmas so I have a sour taste in my mouth.
I also have new laptop and my purse. I can always stick my purse in the carry-on, but I'm wondering about a weight maximum for my carry on? Do they weigh my laptop bag with my carry-on or do they weigh them separately?
I am worried that if weighed together, it would exceed the limit. Separately I think I'll be fine.
It's American Airlines and the carry-on limit is 40 pounds but I wasn't sure if that was per bag or together
I don't think they weigh your carry-on items unless they suspect you have exceeded their limits. Check your airline's web-site for their specific guidelines. Limits may also vary based on the size of the plane.
I don't know which airline you're flying, but Delta says that only your carry-on bag must not exceed 40 pounds, while American is quite ambiguous, and British Airways doesn't state how much your carry-on weight limit is. It may help to just call your airline directly.
Good luck! (and check out my new web-site next week - www.TheLadyNomad.com)
Sharon
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